Introducing the Montale Aoud Flowers EDP 3.4 oz Fragrance. With its launch in 2008, this entrancing scent has been captivating individuals of all genders with its unique blend of exquisite notes. Crafted by the renowned design house of Montale, this unisex fragrance is part of the Aoud Flowers series, and it's a perfect choice for those who love to express their personality through their scent.
Dive into a refreshing burst of top notes featuring Bergamot and Mandarin. These citrusy elements offer a lively start to your scent journey. The heart of this fragrance unfolds with the harmonious blend of Ylang-ylang, Violet, Jasmine, Tuberose, and Rose. This floral medley evokes a feeling of blooming spring gardens, filling the air with a sweet and intoxicating aroma.
As the fragrance settles, the base notes of Sandalwood, Gurjum, White musk, and Oud take over. These warm, woody, and musky elements provide a soothing and captivating finish to the scent, leaving a lasting impression. The inclusion of the precious and coveted Oud gives this fragrance an air of luxury and complexity.
Contained in a 3.4 oz bottle, the Montale Aoud Flowers EDP fragrance is easy to carry wherever you go. Its unisex nature makes it a fantastic gift option for fragrance lovers of any gender. The barcode 3760260454681 ensures you're getting an authentic product.
Experience the remarkable blend of the Montale Aoud Flowers EDP 3.4 oz fragrance, the scent that defies gender norms and celebrates the freedom of self-expression. This fragrance is more than just a scent; it's an invitation to a world of sensory exploration.This item is only valid for shipment from SplitScents.
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